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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

4

Bethlehem for Mr. Day and school notes collage

The report details accidents causing days lost at school, health inspections of February entrants, contagious diseases Measles and pink eye, nurse home visits and dental checks, and moving pictures on dental health. It also notes non resident tuition and athletic program expansion with a commencement speaker and April emergency tax collections totaling 14,979,810.

Bethlehem Day Fairview Theodore A. Distler Lafayette College

Autos stolen in state in March report

Harrisburg May 11 The Stolen Car Unit of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles reports 642 automobiles stolen in Pennsylvania during March. Of these 283 were owned by state residents and 359 by non residents. During March 277 state resident cars were recovered, 179 of them stolen in the same month.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Bureau of Motor Vehicles

State Road resurfacing to cover nearly 500 miles this summer

Harrisburg May 11 the Department of Highways plans a 1938 program to resurface about 500 miles of major and secondary roads using 6,141,447 dollars in state funds. Work by contract and department forces will include widening curves and improving base stability across 12 districts with detailed mileage and funding per district.

Harrisburg Department of Highways Crawford Erie Forest Mercer Venango Warren Elk Cameron Centre Clearfield Clinton McKean Potter Columbia Lycoming Montour Northumberland Snyder Sullivan Tioga Union Bradford Lackawanna Luzerne Pike Susquehanna Wayne Wyoming Berks Carbon Lehigh Monroe Northampton Schuylkill Bucks Chester Delaware Montgomery Philadelphia Dauphin Juniata Lancaster Lennon, Mifflin Perry

Progressive Party Leads in Mid-West States

Wisconsin Governor Philip La Follette and Senator Robert La Follette lead the Progressive Party's push two weeks into the campaign. Supporters include New Benning founder Ilip LaFollette who denies organizing a Popular Front and says he will not seek a leadership role amid a discontented group.

Progressive Party Wisconsin Philip F. LaFollette Robert M. Late Th Hs New Bening Ilip LaFollette Popular Front Indica Groupe

Belfast men fish Bushkill Creek for 17 inch brown trout

Richard Siegfried and William Kolb of Belfast fished Bushkill Creek Monday evening. Siegfried hooked and landed a 17 inch brown trout, their only catch. The item also lists numerous local residents visiting, hosting, and traveling over the weekend and notes a May stationery sale at The Item.

Richard Siegfried William Kolb Belfast Bushkill Creek Lucille Hagenbuch Keystone State Teachers College Kutztown Willis Hagenbuch South Whitfield Malcolm Smith Mauch Chunk St Lewis Clause Wagnersville Mary Sweitzer South Whitfield St Lovina Young William Frants Park St C. T. Heckman Allentown Robert Gangener Northampton T. Prank Leh North Whitfield St Louise Kern Ursinus College Andrew Kern South Broad St Lois Arnold Northfield N. J Eveline Smith William Benner Bethlehem George Harteell South Broad Ralph Wolf Carl George Leopold Jack East Centre St Emmett Young Br Eon Raymond Glenmore Thatcher Butstown

District boundries and costs across five districts

District 9 includes Bedford Blair Cambridge Fulton and Huntingdon covering 53.12 miles with a cost of 464445. District 10 lists Armstrong Butler Clarion Indiana and Jefferson at 45.1 miles costing 408330. District 11 comprises Allegheny Beaver Lawrence and Westmoreland over 41.62 miles for 609232. District 12 covers Fayette Greene Somerset and Washington at 32.23 miles costing 398615.

Bedford Blair Cambria Fulton and Huntingdon Armstrong Butler Clarion Indiana Jefferson Allegheny Beaver Lawrence Westmoreland Fayette Greene Somerset Washington

Troop 43 Commemorates Departed Mother With Funeral Attendees

Troop 43 Catholic Boy Scouts expressed sympathy for Frank Karolowitch's mother Mrs Rose Karolowitch on Mothers Day. Mothers Auxiliary attended Holy Communion, then the group visited the cemetery to place carnations at the grave as Assistant Priest B Schuk offered a prayer. Scout taps by Frank Yandreso witz marked the ceremony. several hundred people attended.

Rose Karolewitch B. Schuk Frank Yandresowitz Karolowitch Frank Karolowitch Elwood Meixsell Thomas Papa Earl Abel Lester Butts John Smith Robert Doyle Mothers’ Auxiliary Clarence Happl Nagareth Raymond Simons J. J. Groner J John Easton J. A. Fetherolf Fetherolf George Klump Monroe Davidson Bushkill Center Harry Bauman Tatamy Hiram Uhler Jean Miller Phillipsburg N. J T. A. Miller George Jump Plainfield Filmore Klump Basil Kompson Thomas Nagle Vernon Happel Joyce Dietz Florence Papa Betty Sands Donald Rader Vincent Paukowitch Henry Woodring William Graver William Schlegel

Bird feed failure risks thin male breeders says Penn State

Male birds may grow excessively thin during the breeding season if they fail to eat enough from mash hoppers or grain. Penn State poultry specialists advise placing feeders on roosts or wall troughs high enough for males to reach but out of hens reach.

Penn State

Fight the Files Fly Time Circular 140 Publication

Circular 140 Fight the Flies Fly time is coming and offers a guide to fly control. Pennsylvania State College extension publication explains methods to prevent and manage flies. Contact county agent or home economics extension representative for a copy or write to the Agricultural Mail Room, State College, Pa.

Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Malling Room State College

More Fishing Licenses Sold in Pennsylvania

Secretary of Revenue J Griffith Boardman said the Department of Revenue has put half a million fishing licenses into the hands of 67 county treasurers and 600 fishing license agents across the Commonwealth. First quarter reports show sales 50,000 above last year. 1937 total was 354,085, up 82,117. A Sunday fishing law enacted April 14, 1937 and new residency rules boosted demand. Licenses cost $1.50 at Harrisburg and 10 cents issuing fee at treasurers or agents. Agents were added this year for convenience. a summary of fishing laws accompanies each license.

Sarrieburg Secretary of Revenue J. Griffith Boardman Department of Revenue Commonwealth Boardman Pensylvania Harrisburg

Sudeten Leader Henlein Signs New Military Alliance

Erree Henlein, head of the Sudeten German bloc, claims full autonomy for Sudetenland but supports annexation by a joint German French-Brazilian alliance. The pact, described as the strongest since World War II, targets Hitler and strengthens military ties amid growing tensions.

Erree Henlein Czechosenha Phada Jain France Hitler

National Air Mail Week Program and Scout Events

A community celebration for National Air Mail Week will feature school exercises and a Scouts program at the old Hercules ball diamond on May 19 at 2 PM Standard Time. Temporary mail pilot Luther Weidlich will depart for Allentown Airport and later reward two poster contest winners with free rides, courtesy of Postmistress Edith Schaffer.

National Air Mail Hercules Luther Weidlich Allentown Edith Schaffer Abraham Kessler Kesslersville William Schlegel William Bader Luther McCreary Bethlehem C. E. Sandt Ernest Berkaw Washington, D. C James Prendergast Harry Graver Erma Trinkley Easton William Graver

Fires Destroy Two Barns Amid Ongoing Local News

A rain is hoped for farmers while soil remains dry. Funeral held for J Edwin with Rev J Matchette presiding. many relatives served as pallbearers and interment followed at the local cemetery. Visits reported among area families, Sunshine Class met in church basement, and homes of G Brands and F family hosted guests. Two large barns on C Gulick Est and Ralph Gib premises burned at about 10 and 6 30. causes unknown. all livestock perished.

Cohen J. Edwin J. Matchette E Church My Church Sarah Ro . Bangor W- van McKihaney Sunshine Geo. Brands and Family Belvidere N. J Harry For C. Gulick Ralph Gib Harold Ribble Richard Price Eddy Clarence Fox Laster Brewer Lester Mills M. J Stanley Miller Mt. Pleasant W. A. Ribble Fameily Herbert Gross Messinger Eteterly Ackermanville

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